In the manual: - p. 23, 1st paragraph: change 'kingdom eubacteria' to 'domain bacteria' and delete 'and the Kingdom Protista'. Protista is not considered a unique classification since around 1990. Worksheet:
last question: change 'kingdom eubacteria' to 'domain eubacteria'
Quiz on monday will cover Lab 1 and Lab 2 lecture material. Email me or set up a time to chat if you have any questions.
Lecture notes:
- Genus & species nomenclature; also there are higher levels of organization, such as domain, family, etc.
- Eukaryote and Prokaryote classification (one has a nucleus, one does not have a membrane-bound nucleus)
- Classification of species based on ability to reproduce with another indivudual, and also on shared biological traits (behavioral, genetic, morphology, etc.).
- Species are "related" to one another if they share a common ancestor in their biological tree lineage, an ancestor which lived a long time ago.
- More to come by this friday.
LAB 2
In the manual:
- p. 23, 1st paragraph: change 'kingdom eubacteria' to 'domain bacteria' and delete 'and the Kingdom Protista'. Protista is not considered a unique classification since around 1990.
Worksheet:
Quiz on monday will cover Lab 1 and Lab 2 lecture material. Email me or set up a time to chat if you have any questions.
Lecture notes:
- Genus & species nomenclature; also there are higher levels of organization, such as domain, family, etc.
- Eukaryote and Prokaryote classification (one has a nucleus, one does not have a membrane-bound nucleus)
- Classification of species based on ability to reproduce with another indivudual, and also on shared biological traits (behavioral, genetic, morphology, etc.).
- Species are "related" to one another if they share a common ancestor in their biological tree lineage, an ancestor which lived a long time ago.
- More to come by this friday.